New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-14
MYSTICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Tho National Opera Company will perform "Galatea"
and Coppela" at the Academy Music next Thursday
evening benefit OF tho French Benevolent society
OF New-fork
The Princeton College Gee and Banjo Clubs may 70
heard at Chickering Hall next Friday evening
The announcement that Mr. Van der stucken VIII TO-
neat The rojans In Carthage next Thursday evening
has been received with general satisiaeuoh ~ Is m"oA
worther Of frequent performance IMAM Inc Da'nhS
ton OF Faust" shows aside OF keroZs genus "hch
all but here The work VIII De p elan sDa
lessor Paines prelude to "tEdlpus iytnnus , aia
Lists Enat concerto, the latter played Dy he' 's
kiyehing
Mr. BENJAMIN Merrill, pianist. announcesa concert W
be Owen In Stock Hall tomorrow evening" at which 10
vii, have the assistance OF Miss Marie Van soprano ME-
vor,1 will NAV Adons Klage" Jensen Presto from
on 10 No q Beethoven Iargheto from the Concertoin
minor Chopin; Nocturne, op "a NO ana ,mPsoniIst
on 30 Chopin sonnet OF Petrsrch no L Ls1, nv
nance, Floersheim, and vaise Briante, AosIkowskL
A correspondent, who writes from Brooklyn. assumes
that the Boehm flute plays out Of tune ana then asks why
th, should be so when there seems TO be no dhculy
in produclue true tones from the clarinet the
KEYS OF which nearly Identical Win thoss
OF the nutei" We fear that our correspondents
ha, been little hasty In his generalization o IA ine
Instruments 10 which the Boehm system mas peeh appos
the Ante is by far the most perfect Crinots are osSos
OUT convnce himself by listening TO Mr. Thomass orches
ira which has wind choir. wood and brls. INA, ia sous
ont OF tune II Is ten the blame will lie
somewhere else than with the flutes
Mr. Aronson promises to make the SOON represents :
ton OF "Erminie on April II the most Ori ans e'oA'
| In the history Of the Casino
.,xtb Thomas Popular Concert at the Metropot
,an opera House tomorrow evening the following pro
gramme has been prepareu'
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Chaoonne sshumann
Concerto for pianOic,rte, pa, Y;S,s,
Invitation zion 70 c .1s Psr,ifai
overture Hosizka
Mr. Rowe's new entertainment to be given ness
"Wednesday afternoon at the Madison square rhe"'r'
il entitled "A Picnic Among the CrOcodAios'
Mr. Denman ThompsOn's engagement at the our
tecnth ,reet Theatre will last until Juno l, ana ins
old Homestead" Will be represented until tha' ulo.
The first OF the Wednesday afternoon pertornahsss
announced by Mr. ROscnquest, was gwen on ,s
9TH inst aud The Old Homestead drew eio"u'1
HOUSE..
Professor Cromwell gave an illustrated ee'ur:
nt the Grand Opera House Sunday night ehuuo1
"A Tour In Ireland" Photographs OF Tom Sio''7'
harp wero distributed TO the audience.
Tho attraction offered by Mr.. French at the 1iahs
Opers House this week IA the Irish drama oil snin'
ua-Iawn" with Mr.. ". J. seaman IN the pI'"''F~
character
r,o surml.e expressed in this journal, on the
rornipp after "walla lamar was produced al tns
Iyceum Theatre. that the play was synopsis Oh
commonplace French novel proves to have ueen
,usti6ed It f. mado known that Mr.. Nertheims
founded his play upon q story called W: nc oe
bertrand, by Ernest Feydeau published many
years ago and not well known. Mr Werthe'ner
piece Is also reminiscent Of the actual experience
In one respect OF the French actress MIC tey sL.ho
md tho iuo dc Morny. The subject Is sOmc"has
pungent in flavor. hut our play gong paD Dd nSs
6s rl,y contains az least one feeling situation s.s
is respectfully presented. i seems likely 10 ho'' ~
place for some time at the Lceum lheauo
That mass Of yulsarity ard phtitude entitled "Ne'
and CO." viii cucumber the stage this week a. 'H'
windsor Theatre.
N, Henry Arthur Joncs's play OF "Ihe Noois
,.,,,,~ IA na.4,d it, nftieth night 40 the Pinc'-s
Hheatre Londcn and IL Is stu drawing iul h'as@
n. Frederick wartlo ia acting in Florida. he
,snI ,ppear In philadelphia on March 20 al l"
Academy VI Music